I fear I was a little too serious this afternoon. After errands we stopped at a library branch near us for Bingo. My son [who has Down syndrome] is a Bingo fan, tho I had to recite the numbers over 9 like this; 59, five nine. He won and was so pleased. I did not play. Librarian handed me a card, had me pick out one of those marker thingies and said the card was disposable. What? Of course the world won't end if we throw away a few coated paper bingo cards with marker smudges on them... but how do people ignore some easy ways to stop polluting our environment [in this case the soil and perhaps water too]? Bingo with buttons anyone?
I've been trying to find a way to buy mushrooms that don't have plastic film over the top of the container.. People frustrate me!
Take it seriously, hold it lightly. Elizabeth Gilbert writes about it in Big Magic, too.
Wonderful tension. The "Yes, and...." of the art world - and life, as you point out.
Yes! That title says it all doesn’t it! Great advice for someone who takes things too seriously. Xo
I fear I was a little too serious this afternoon. After errands we stopped at a library branch near us for Bingo. My son [who has Down syndrome] is a Bingo fan, tho I had to recite the numbers over 9 like this; 59, five nine. He won and was so pleased. I did not play. Librarian handed me a card, had me pick out one of those marker thingies and said the card was disposable. What? Of course the world won't end if we throw away a few coated paper bingo cards with marker smudges on them... but how do people ignore some easy ways to stop polluting our environment [in this case the soil and perhaps water too]? Bingo with buttons anyone?
I've been trying to find a way to buy mushrooms that don't have plastic film over the top of the container.. People frustrate me!
I love your sketches!